Sentence examples for viewing internet from inspiring English sources

"Anarchy" opens with a dissolute Gainesville dropout, David, who spends his days in a dead-end job and his nights viewing Internet pornography.

Mr. Goggin, a 35-year company veteran, was chosen last month to succeed Michael Soden, who resigned after viewing Internet sex sites on his office computer.

Policymakers need to stop viewing Internet control as just an outgrowth of the Cold War-era radio jamming and start paying attention to non-technological threats to online freedom.

RealNetworks, which has made the RealPlayer software for viewing Internet audio and video since 1995, recently announced plans for its new RealOne media subscription service and updated user software, the RealOne Player.

Mr. Yolles said the campaign was somewhat risky because it required "a certain amount of technical sophistication" on the part of the users, including the most up-to-date software for viewing Internet multimedia presentations.

A company sued by an employee over a claim of sexual harassment can find itself in trouble, for example, if it can be demonstrated that the company adopted a policy against viewing Internet pornography on office computers but did not consistently enforce the policy.

Viewing Internet-based streaming video, music and other media content on household televisions is growing in use and popularity.

The problem is that the people viewing internet-based artworks are not usually in the position to be collectors, and collectors aren't really comfortable with collecting this kind of art yet.

However, when you speak to North Koreans, raised in a garrison state, they often bring up security as the frame through which they view internet access.

C2 From Pirates to Customers A growing group of online marketers is starting to view Internet pirates as a possible source of revenue.

Experts blamed the situation on the automation of some jobs and the outsourcing of others to firms outside the U.S. It was a year in which more consumers were able, and apparently willing, to view Internet content on their televisions.